~ Rufus-Moody with Argillite Totem

-Totem-carver Moody —

“to visit community

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ivitation of: the Terrace’ Picture
Joan Association... ..

Jumbo: needles
"knit a dress

“in ‘six ‘hours:

TORONTO (CP) —- Big news
in the knitting world is the in-
troduction of jumbo needles, =~

They made thelr appearance’
in New York some months ago
and now ‘have’ mage ‘the: Can-
adian market.

-:With-them you can knit adios
ix hours, us

 Reynolda. yarns, “which tatrod.
ueed the’: so-called Jumbo Jets,

suggests ‘using many different |
colors ‘ard ‘even’ varying weights |
of yarn, | Four’ strands of-thicle |..

and thin yarn | can achieve novel
effects. a
In New York’ three “versions.

of this: combination appeared in |

militia sweaters —. red. andblue,
green, red and white and black,”
red and white,

“A baby doll dress in the loose"
stitch that results from the big |

needles was merely & stockin- |.
ette stitch all the way down to |-
the short hemline. A pearl stitch |.
finishes sleeve cuffs, neckline |
and hem. But: jumble ‘all dif.) ;
ferent - colored yarns into the

making. |.

"Another smart loose-knit dreas
was. an orange, waggle wave done
seh a: Teverse: ‘ kult “and purl
stitch, -

--¥ou mele | itp in’ ‘three-inch |.

squares ‘from tep of neckline to

“include - ‘fi trinngle.type: neckline : .

and short sleeves, “And two long
ties ending in ping-pong balls, -

“Inventor ofthe jumbo-sizeneed- | ‘ff;

les is a Boston designer who felt

that knitting could. be fun‘ if you [.

could turn out a dregs-in «six

hours, She “asked ‘the Reynolds:|. §
peopie to make -her .a really }.

He will give a display of his .
work dcpm ..& to, 5 DA at. the |i

Feat Tat eel enter

The-following day he will dem.
onstrate carving techniques for

school children and ‘also appear p
_| on local televiaton; ..

Moody is the mister carve r of
the Queen Charlotte Islands.

He works in argillite, a al ate- |

“| 1the substance which takes a

“|polish, © -.- |
|. . The black argillite used nae the

highly- skilled earving of the tot

‘ems -is‘relatively rare,
The totem ‘carving of the Hai. ||
‘das of the Charlottes dates back |}
to the early. nineteenth century, |}

It requires. considerable tech-
tical. skill and artistic talent.

‘Mr, Moody will also visit nat- {ff

ive’ villages at ‘Alyansh, Green-

ville, Hazelton and Kitimat during |§
‘his January. 21-25 tour of the

area,-He hopes to interest more:

native People inargillite carving.

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MOBILE HOME PARKS

New REGULATIONS governing MOBILE HOME PARKS in British Colurnbia ara nowin ettect.

” a The regulations establish’ minimum standards for the constructian, maintenance, water
- supply, sewage disposal and otherfacilities of all Mobile Home Parke in British Columbia,

@ A Mobile Home means a structure-manufactured as a unit, designed for dwalling pur-
poses ina location other than that of its manufacture. A Mobile Home Park is any parce!
of fand.on which {wo .or.more mobile homes are located. .

z= Operators of existing Mobile Home Parks, provided they wera establishad before October
_ 26, 1967 and meet approved standards of sewage disposal and spacing of units, will ba
; »“exemptad v until October 26, 1968 from.certain ofthe more detailed provisions. .

The ‘Medical Health Officer for tha area is the approvl ng authority. |

z) Written approval by the Medical Health: Officer is required before construction or altera-
tion of'a ‘Mobile Home. Park is undertaken: * ~~". ° _—

8 ‘The. regulations provide pénalties for Infractions. a So! Rt ae

NEED FOR: NEW: REGULATIONS oe
‘Each year, there is an ‘Increase in the size and number of Mobile Home Parks In. British .

- By RUTH HALLOCK me
Christmas’ and. ‘New. Year’ holidays: just: have to be the:

de worst thing evér conceived by the human mind,:~.

Te the fifst.{nétari¢e they are always too long. « 4
Inthe second Inatance they are always too demoralizing

 pecause- people falloff: diet ‘wagons and all. kinds of other -
"Wage during the. annual. Yuletide season,

Have’ you ever'tried-to climb -back sabo 0 Wa wagon: velth one.:

“toot: onthe end of a short leg, “and the other on glare ice? .” C

‘And: finally, they” always, ‘end. the game Way, with most

. people going back. to work;

Nobody ‘wants to"go ‘back to work ater having tasted the

- sweet nectar, of. laziness —

“Th ‘Terrace it has aenott become. a ‘tnitticaal a annual : :

‘guessing ‘game as to'who will go back to: work: when, This year:
“for. example °—=:; “some, ‘of-s were -scheduled to, return to our“:
dally. endeavours” 61

were scheduled thusly.

‘Tuesday. Let's. face it — MOST of us. ce

Some of ag: ‘rhade” it: to the dh: ‘and thon withdrew into?
that private ‘little. impenetrable place ' called the Inner -°

.. Sancturn ‘of the amind; "It's. the place ‘where orie is permitted

to sleep ‘even “though ‘the’ eyes remain open, ‘and the muscles...
continue to. move ‘the  extremitige, - “Many 1 people do this when

«. they are hung over,

’ . Christmas and New. Year holidays often produce ihe sane.
effect in’ ‘staunch teetotallers, Only the. headache is different, -

But to get back to “Tuesday, “Many. local eatablishnients ”

were ‘closed for stocktaking on Tuesday, ‘That.is to say ate

were ‘all: at “home taking stock of the dried out tree needles“

and the broken toysandthe wandering nutshells-and. the withered, :

orange peelings,
Wedriesday Is a ‘regular ‘holiday ‘for ‘some ‘Terrace buss.”
inesses anyway, - (80° many- -of them took Wednesday off ag well”

~ as Tuesday,

‘This mearit that Thursday. was actually the edayto begin’ the
annual dnventory Job down at the store, Latha,

" Everybody knows that Fisday la 80 ) lose to 5 the end of,
the week that there is little, Lf any point, in opening the doors,.”
Saturday, just when everybody is finally be .to shake .;
off the loathesome lethargy, It’s time once: again 0 close up

‘and go home for the weekend, .

‘The whole merry-go-round could ‘seize. uy and stop’ come...
pletely if the trend were allowed to continue,
" * Evenivally — ‘we pull up our new Christmas socks, put.’
on our new. 1968 thinking caps and. start producing again...

- [sala eventually — but I think I meant sometime in
February. Can't remember how long ft took last year, bit.
it must have.been just about the same time that we got a.

'** gudden and early spring thaw and people ware jarred back Anko. a

reality through the cold, wot feet method.

: :
January is a wonder ty! time to take a trip to some exotic =

tropical country, Then one can count on returning.to the job ..

in February with renewed vigour and dire necessity born ofa:

‘sadly depleted pocketbook,

And so I hereby launch “my. one-man project, That of
having the month of January officially declared “Holiday In-

Bermuda Month’ with the Federal and Provincial Governments | . ,

sharing the cost of transporting an “over-Christmassed’
and “over-New Yeared’”” work foree to and from the lands

_ of leisure,

“Individuals must pay for their own souvenirs.

NATIONAL BALLET of Canada will dance Swan Lake on an
; upcoming CBC festival program,

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Columbia, Regulations are required to ensure that all: ‘Mobil la Home. Parks in this province _
big pair, With. h +, provide: safe, sanitary and aesthetic anvironment. oy. oe

PURPOSE ‘OF NEW. ‘REGULATIONS eas : :
Te provide standards to ansire. conditions of adequate hygiene and: safety for al Mobite .
Home Park: residents in British: Columbia, a . pe
EGULATIONS: APPLY TO: okay ye . at
All Mob jame Parks In British Colutnbia:” provided wnat where corteint revisions af
‘these: new: Regutations conflict with: regulations under the Local: Services: etarwithe -—
municipal -by-law; the latter regulation, namely. the Laral Services Act. i the ‘municipal |
by-law, remains: applicable,” ae woe —
Tho: REGULATIONS GOVERNING MOBILE HOME PARKS Ww weie 9 authorized by the Lisuiteniant-
Governor:in.Councll on October-10, 1967 under’ provision of the: HEALTH ACT. Coples of

VANCOUVER: (CP) Pa Hoaieonee ne Mo Mobile Home, Fares may bev obs obtained d ‘from your, local: Medical, 6

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